The Religious Architecture Of Alvar Aino And Elissa Aalto Sofia Singler Lund Humphries Publishers Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts

This Book Offers The First Critical Account Of Studio Aalto’s Religious Modern Architecture Ecclesiastical Oeuvre Is Viewed As An Evocative Subgenre Practice\ S Portfolio But Its Relationship To Religion Has Eluded Enquiry Where Previously Discussed Longstanding Collaboration Between Aalto And Church Been Put Down Reciprocal Expediency Buildings Perceived Spatially Structurally Stirring Experiments Yet Devoid Meanings Or Implications Idiosyncratic Plasticity Three Crosses (1955–58) In Imatra Finland—The Most Famous Architecturally Impressive Churches—Is Cited Ultimate Evidence Exploitation Brief For Creation A \ Sculptural Irrationality\ Challenges Assumed Autonomy From Analysing Designs Churches Parish Centres Funerary Chapels Cemeteries Finland Denmark Germany Italy Shows That Engagement With Transcended Artistic Opportunism Addresses Sacred Entirety Pays Particular Attention Broadly Considered Apotheosis Career Through Detailed Analysis Actors Factors Shaped Design Construction Works—From Local Building Committees Bishops Liturgical Reform Movements Post-War Debates On Art—This Influences Were Neither Extrinsic Nor Peripheral Modernism Intrinsic Intimately Related It Study Uncovered Primary Archival Materials Establishes Was Consciously Productively Symbiotic Partnership Which Drew Shared Interests Values Also Encompassed Compromise Conflict Resultant Glorify Deny Institutional — Instead Argues They Challenge Rigid Dogmatism Much Σελίδες: 272 Διαστάσεις: 19X19Cm